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Women, Race and Class
This episode unpacks Angela Davis's essential work, revealing how race, class, and gender are not separate struggles but deeply interwoven forces shaping human experience and the path to true liberation.
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“This episode unpacks Angela Davis's essential work, revealing how race, class, and gender are not separate struggles but deeply interwoven forces shaping human experience and the path to true liberation.”
— Angela Y. Davis, Women, Race and Class
Social Justice, Intersectionality, Feminist Theory, Black History
If you've ever felt that discussions about social justice often miss crucial layers of experience, this will feel familiar a vital, integrated perspective on how power operates.
Angela Davis, a scholar, activist, and former political prisoner, brings a lifetime of direct engagement with liberation movements and rigorous historical analysis to illuminate the complex interplay of oppression.